ベトナムに行こう 若者と希望とスマートフォン
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平均年齢28歳のベトナム。若者たちは未来への希望に溢れ、スマートフォンは人口を超える台数が利用されている。
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ベトナムに行こう 若者と希望とスマートフォン
- 2. ベトナムは 若若い！
- 3. 出典：CIA 「The World Fact Book」
- 4. 出典：CIA 「The World Fact Book」
- 10. ベトナムは 美味い！
- 11. 和⾷食の⼤大衆化！
- 12. そして次のステージへ！
- 13. ベトナムは 親⽇日だ！
- 14. ベトナムはベトナム⼈人だらけだ！
- 15. ベトナムは やる気だ！